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Rioni of Rome - The Ancient Rome | | Rioni of Rome - The Ancient Rome: Encyclopedia II - Rioni of Rome - The Ancient Rome | | The rioni were established for the first time in the 4th century BC by Servius Tullius: they were only four and they were called regiones (the plural of regio).
Then, during the Imperial ages, Augustus increased their number to 14: they were all on the same side of the river Tiber but one, Transtiberim (the modern Trastevere). They were (see 14 regions of the Augustan Rome):
Porta Capena
Caelimontium
Isis et Serapis
Templum Pacis
Esqui ...
See also:Rioni of Rome, Rioni of Rome - The Ancient Rome, Rioni of Rome - The Middle Ages, Rioni of Rome - The Modern ages, Rioni of Rome - Today, Rioni of Rome - Logos of the modern rioni | | | Rioni of Rome, Rioni of Rome - Logos of the modern rioni, Rioni of Rome - The Ancient Rome, Rioni of Rome - The Middle Ages, Rioni of Rome - The Modern ages, Rioni of Rome - Today | | |
| | | Rioni of Rome: Encyclopedia II - Rioni of Rome - The Ancient Rome
Rioni of Rome - The Ancient Rome
The rioni were established for the first time in the 4th century BC by Servius Tullius: they were only four and they were called regiones (the plural of regio).
Then, during the Imperial ages, Augustus increased their number to 14: they were all on the same side of the river Tiber but one, Transtiberim (the modern Trastevere). They were (see 14 regions of the Augustan Rome):
- Porta Capena
- Caelimontium
- Isis et Serapis
- Templum Pacis
- Esquiliae
- Alta Semita
- Via Lata
- Forum Romanum
- Circus Flaminius
- Palatium
- Circus Maximus
- Piscina Publica
- Aventinus
- Transtiberim
Other related archives14 regions of the Augustan Rome, 1586, 1744, 1798, 1874, 1921, 1972, 4th century BC, Augustus, Aurelian walls, Borgo, Campidoglio, Campitelli, Campo Marzio, Castro Pretorio, Celio, Colonna, Esquilino, Gianicolo, I Monti, II Trevi, III Colonna, IV Campus Martius, Italy, Latin, Ludovisi, Middle ages, Monti, Napoleon, Pantheon, Parione, Pigna, Ponte, Pope Benedict XIV, Prati, Quirinale, Regola, Renaissance, Ripa, Roman empire, Rome, Sallustiano, San Saba, Sant'Angelo, Sant'Eustachio, Servius Tullius, Sixtus V, Testaccio, Tiber, Trastevere, Trevi, V Ponte, VI Parione, VII Regola, VIII Sant'Eustachio, Vaticano, X Campitelli, XI Sant'Angelo, XII Ripa, XIII Trastevere, XIII century, XIV Borgo, XIX Celio, XIX Pigna, XIX century, XV Esquilino, XVI Ludovisi, XVI century, XVII Sallustiano, XVIII Castro Pretorio, XX Testaccio, XX century, XXI San Saba, XXII Prati
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